Lederhose
Lederhose, in singular Lederhose or plural Lederhosen, are traditional leather breeches associated with the Alpine regions of southern Germany, Austria and parts of Switzerland. They are usually made from tanned goatskin or cowhide and designed as durable workwear. Classic models come in knee-length or shorter styles, with a front fly, reinforced knee and seat areas, and decorative embroidery on the front panels and suspenders (Hosenträger). The embroidery often features regional motifs and is a hallmark of local variation.
Historically, Lederhosen originated as practical clothing for peasants, farmers, herdsmen, and woodworkers in Bavaria, Tyrol and
Variants vary by region and purpose, including short (Kurze Lederhosen) and knee-length versions, and differences in